Hello,
Could someone who is familiar with the Java package explain how to pass a 2D
octave array to a java method?
When I try the following java method
package naa.tools;
public class Matlab
{
static public String isa(double [][] x) { return "double [][]";}
static public String isa(Object x) {return x.getClass().getName();}
}
on the octave command-line with a 2D matrix, I get, for example,
octave-3.2.4.exe:4> java_invoke("naa.tools.Matlab", "isa", [1 2; 3 4])
ans = org.octave.OctaveReference
So if a 2D octave matrix does not map directly to a java double [][], is
there a method to test whether this OctaveReference object refers to a
matrix, and if so, to convert that reference to a double[][] version of the
original argument?
I use java-1.2.7 on the Octave-Forge Windows v3.2.4 binary.
Thanks,
BZ
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